Why Irrational Games said goodbye to Rapture and built a new city from scratch.

Venture above the clouds in search of Columbia and a mysterious girl in BioShock Infinite.

Cam and Seb jump into the Crysis 3 multiplayer beta to see if they make better hunters or prey.

Danny learns there's nothing to F.E.A.R. but F.E.A.R itself. Except haunted little girls.

Why Sam Fisher's latest adventure is a far more interesting game than early demos might suggest.

Something tells us this trip drown the pub won't end well for the Ark Hunters of Defiance.

Every wondered what it would be like to have a gun fight in a skate park? Well, wonder no more thanks to brand new DLC map, Grind.

Take a look at the Call of Duty: Blacks Ops II Revolution DLC in action.

Deadly Premonition director Hidetaka "Swery" Suehiro talks about the upcoming Director's Cut, violent cartoons, and the importance of a good cup of coffee.

Learn more about the mysteries of the floating city of Columbia and the self proclaimed prophet Zachary Comstock.

This week we check out Dungeonland, Skulls of the Shogun, Hitman HD Trilogy and Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed. Beats courtesy of DJ Vinroc: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/dj-vinroc/id120161502

On the eve of Dead Space 3's release, we hang out with the game's producer John Calhoun to walk us through the recently released demo to get some behind the scenes insight, chat about microtransactions and more!

Competitive gaming group's Winter Season to feature Riot Games' MOBA and Treyarch's latest Call of Duty game.

Get a look at some pre-alpha gameplay of Deep Silver's Dead Island: Riptide.

Those pesky DmC bosses giving you trouble? GameSpot is on hand with some tips to help you slay those dastardly demons.

Danny celebrates MLK Day with fights including President Obama, Harry Potter, Gollum, Michael Jackson and more.

Join us as we dig into to the lastest Xbox 720 rumours, Ron Gilbert's The Cave, and the Ghibli animated JRPG Ni No Kuni.

Guy and Martin discuss how DmC: Devil May Cry's managed to top the UK chart, despite only selling a third of what Devil May Cry 4 did back in 2008.